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To The High School Friends Who Make It So Easy To Come Home, Thank Y'all

I get to have people like y'all to come home to, no matter where we end up.

Brooklyn Blaylock
Feb 06, 2018
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To The High School Friends Who Make It So Easy To Come Home, Thank Y'all
Brooklyn Blaylock

Dear high school best friends,

There's actually quite a few of you, and I'm eternally thankful for that.

I thought that the second that I left for college and was quite the distance away from y'all that we would lose touch.

But that wasn't the case at all.

Whether we communicated every day or once per month, I knew for a fact that you guys would always be there no matter what I needed. I lived for the "life update" texts you would all send or the random bible verses, the sparks of encouragement or the FaceTime calls.

I have encountered people while in college talking about how they never wanted to go back to high school because of their old friends.

Granted, I wouldn't necessarily want to go back to high school either, but I've been given the gift of eternal friendship by some of the most incredible people, thanks to high school.

Each one of you has taught me more things than I could possibly write, but I just wanted to let you know how much you are loved.

You will ALWAYS have a place in my heart, whether we grow apart or stay friends forever.

Thank you for encouraging me when I felt down, for supporting me through every decision I've made and for constantly being there.

Each of y'all deserves the world and so much more. I'm so thankful I get to have amazing people to come home to, no matter where we end up.

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